Yes. Adlib sits on top of the systems insurers already run, such as Guidewire, Duck Creek, OneShield, and Majesco on the claims and policy side; Applied Epic, Vertafore, EZLynx, and Acturis for agencies and brokers, so you don't replace your core platform to get validated, audit-ready documents.

No, it removes the manual sorting and re-keying work in front of them. Every document is validated against your business rules before it reaches a person or an AI model, and low-confidence results are routed for human review rather than pushed through automatically.

Adlib applies your business rules to every document at intake, keeps a full audit trail of what was validated and when, and renders a defensible document of record, so if a DOI exam, market conduct review, or client asks to see the file behind a decision, it's already there.

Both. Adlib is used by regional and mutual carriers, MGAs, TPAs, and mid-market brokers and agencies, not just the largest national insurers, running inside whatever platform each already has.

Agentic intake is Adlib's automated front door for claims and policy documents. It classifies, routes, and extracts data from inbound email and documents around the clock, then hands off validated, audit-ready content to your adjusters, underwriters, or AI models. Adlib's accuracy layer checks everything before it moves downstream, so speed doesn't come at the cost of a defensible file.

Scanned forms, handwritten adjuster notes, signatures, stamps, tables, photos, repair estimates, police reports, and diagrams... whatever arrives in a claim file, in whatever format it arrives. Adlib classifies and extracts from mixed, multi-source claim packs without requiring a standard template.